Boy, 14, stabbed in Forest Hill park
Police are searching for at least one suspect after a 14-year-old boy was stabbed in Forest Hill. Investigators say they were called to a park in the Chaplin Crescent and Eglinton Avenue West area just after 3:30 p.m. for reports...
Toronto man works overtime to shut down suspected fraudsters
Every year, thousands of Canadians fall victim to investment scams, losing hundreds of millions of dollars. “It’s really rampant,” said Armin Zamani, who is a self-declared tech nerd and uses his skills on his own time to put a dent...
Toronto police officer charged after allegedly causing 2 crashes while chasing stolen vehicle
A Toronto Police Service (TPS) officer has been charged after allegedly driving recklessly during a police pursuit, resulting in two separate crashes – one with another police vehicle. In a release, Toronto police said one of its officers was involved...
Ontario’s online gamblers could legally bet against people outside Canada: court
Ontario’s top court says provincially regulated online gaming and sports betting sites could legally allow users to play with – and bet against – people in other countries. The Court of Appeal for Ontario gave its opinion in a 4-1...
Ex-NFL star Antonio Brown pleads not guilty to attempted murder charge stemming from Miami shooting
Former NFL star Antonio Brown was returning Tuesday to Miami to face an attempted murder charge stemming from a May shooting, with his lawyer filing a not guilty plea on his behalf. Jail records in Essex County, New Jersey, show...
Greenwashing rules to be scaled back, but scope of change remains unclear
Canada’s greenwashing rules are being scaled back, but it remains to be seen what the changes mean for businesses wanting to talk about their environmental record. In the federal budget released last week, the government said it plans to remove...
Family of first Indigenous nurse in Canada reflects on her service during World War I
On Remembrance Day, Canada honours those who fought for our country. However, there are some who never saw the front lines, but still experienced the horrors of war firsthand. The first Indigenous nurse in the country was among the...
Parents rallying to save North York school’s film arts program
Efforts are ramping up to save one of Toronto’s only high school film programs with parents rallying together to have their voices heard. Students at Earl Haig Secondary School have been working to try and save the Claude Watson Film...
Beaches residents concerned over impact of proposed condo on Glen Stewart Ravine
A ravine in Toronto’s The Beaches neighbourhood could soon be home to an 11-storey condo development, but residents are concerned about how that could impact the trees and wildlife that call this area home. “We’re risking a treasured and unique...
Planned youth shelter dividing Dufferin and St. Clair residents
A planned youth shelter at Dufferin and St. Clair divided local residents on the city’s strategy to help the unhoused. The shelter in question will be located at an old medical centre at 1615 Dufferin Street, just south of St....
